Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
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fficAla1f THESE sre anal parasluc
worms. from 1 : 10 lis of an inch In
length. sneJstsd Ia the rcd or lsaa part Of
The meat. They sre detected with dificul-
" with The uusided eye. ba; are readily
di.coverable, when present, by means of
The mlcro.c'pa These parasites, bsiug
eaten by man OF animals In raw or partl-
slly cooked pofk, are libcrstsd from th~lt
psulrs by the process OF digestion. and
then rapidly multiply. The innumsrsble
malt tade % the new progeny forihwith
take up their lice of march rom ths dl.
gsstlye tract, penetrating all the inlss n.
ing iissaes, until they reach the muscl,s
In the various parts Of the body.
Here they become encys,sd ~ the parent
tflchlnae were Ia the meat which Was
eaten The symptoms caused l.y the mi.
grafton OF the tfichluse and their 1xston
IA the substanc- of the muscles afc ievsf-
l.huess, sudden sselling ofthe face, swell
log Of the muscle. all over The body,
Muscular pains aud lamsness, usually
iiarfhOeA These symptoms have cousid'
srAbls likeness % those Of typhoid fever
aui rheumausm. ami the tricainOus dis
ease has undoabtsdly somvtlm's been
mlstakvu fDr these rne symptoms 90
irichluOa, Infection In animals afe less
severe hut resemble sDm~shsi those a.
ma. To prevent humAl lnfrcuoa ohs
pF,csution 0uly l. needed, ,-co'k ihs PORK
iAorosgA'y
Foor ,ND MoUrn Disv,sE
Though rarely fatal. mi. di-case 1, said
a. have causri nesry A. much los. .ard
trlapie "a the farmers of Great bfiu.n IS
tls csltsgloas plsur1 plsum'uia IL Il
cluissipu. iu q high degree; when ioifo-
iuc.,i in:oa = a,ck or hsrd bat lev ~ ne
exprsr,i snlmsl- escape II "a Ct p-incl'
paiiy cattle. sheep and swine, hui may be
communicated o. other snimils, sni 10
m.n ~ clrci couttgion or by usirg the
mia rom dlsra.-d coss TIE cOntsgion
4. NJ, readily didlsiole through the sir,
hn. IL spread ~ means oi diftci cuni,cl
AZ ~ mraus ~ fpDi, watering ro1xhs,
llrsr. gronui. ani rosds with which ihe
deceased anlnAls have cone IN contact.
~ 10 may be- carried from snimh - aulmN
through The m,diam ~ infreiei hands of
Clothlng.
Toe period Of lnsaoA,lou, ,at l.. ihe
lsrgih OF tine between exposure - The
c,uiagloa Ani the outhrvsk of M disease,
l. usually two 90 three d,y- bat may bc
Only one Gay 90 may b. - long - ten or
twelve days. Amer - or a. hours of
f,vcfi.h symptoms, the chsrAeiefisiie
eruption sppcar. In the mouth sui on The
feet, aud Often on other parts of the ooiJ,
particularly where the skiu !. not ihickly
covered With hair. A. seen In IN mouth,
The eruption a. nrst consists of whiiish ot
ysIlosi.h blister. varying In sifs from
TIA, ofA mustard seed 20 that of bean.
Ga The fsct Ne nni beat, rcdnes.. and
sselllue around the edge of The hoofs and
especially towards The heel ani In The
.p,cs between The toes followed In one or
TOO day. ~ The hlisters A. these poinir.
Amer the rupture Of these vssicies, bright
rrd ani very tsndsr ulcer. are len, AMI ~
the coa essence of the vesicls- ihess uleefs
are o,tsu % eonslisrable extent. Toe
.orsu.ss ~ The mouth msts- 10 Impossible
N,r The animal. - take their ACCUSTOMED
f..si. .nd in tie feet the pas my haffos
All cause the loss % The hoof This is
not likely q b- oonfoundsi With any
other disease except TIE ~ sotkot OF
.hesp aud With "Ergotl.m" which has sP'
p-Arsi Ia some of the States Ia these
il..asss there arc no moaih symptoms.
Very strict measures shoah Dc pot In
force n prvvsui The spread Of The disease.
Diseased animal. shoai be isolaiei and
guarded carsially. Persons not having
TIE care of them should not BE- permitted
20 visit them, AMI The attendants should
not visit other cattle, sheep, or swine
No s!ck animal must be p-fmittsd 90
roai. or grounds where other animals
msy 90 Food OF bedding must not ~
moved from the iaf,cisi pr rsmlsrs and
mauurc must be burned or plowvd IN on
the Infected farm. Grouuds on which 10.
f,cird animal. have run should be plnwei
With hofse- TIE ssle or use of iuteet'd
milk should be- strictly prohibited
thorough cleansing sni dlsln'ection or
..sry,hiug Infected should be followed by
prolonged Airirg-out.
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